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1. TOUCH '19 Home-Studio

Architect: TOUCH Architect, Location: Nonthaburi, Thailand

From the architect: “The three-story small home studio for [our] architectural firm has been divided into three parts: an office space, a private house, and a co-sharing space. An indoor office area on the first floor is a working space for all employees. On the second floor, there is a co-sharing space. There is a tiny office space for founders which can be connected to a center space by sliding the glass partition to open it. Sanctuary space is located at the top floor of this home-studio.”

2. Tree House

Architect: DeForest Architects, Location: Burien, Washington

From the architect: “Inspired by this hillside site and the owners’ childhood memories, we designed this family home to feel like a virtual walk in the woods.”

3. Minimalist Urban Residence

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Architect: ANACAPA Architecture, Location: Santa Barbara, California

From the architect: “This private residence was designed for a young, creative entrepreneur. The structure maximizes natural light through an abundance of fixed and sliding glass, including skylights throughout the three-bedroom, two-bath home. A simple material palette of ipe and white stucco was selected for the exterior, while the interior is warmed with custom walnut cabinetry, Italian marble and brass fixtures.”

4. House A326

Architect: Studio DiDeA, Location: Palermo, Italy

From the architecture firm's PR: “The owners, a couple, wanted an efficient home with generous storage spaces, and also a more contemporary look. The architects, following the clients' desires, renovated the apartment into a more airy, bright space with a better distribution.”

5. Midcentury Style

Builder: Hawthorn Builders, Location: Needham, Massachusetts

From the builder: “This midcentury farm house has wonderful urban views out the back and considerable natural light. The first floor features an open-concept dining, kitchen, and family room with a spacious mudroom and dedicated home office. The home was constructed in a traditional wood frame building style, but incorporates all of the more modern conveniences.”

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